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Based in one of the United States' renowned equestrian capitals, Rushing Dream Farm in Lexington, Kentucky offers its future owners an exceptional property in the heart of the famed Bluegrass region. Located moments from Kentucky Horse Park — home to the prestigious Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event CCI5*-L — the estate sits at the centre of America’s elite eventing scene. The region recently played host to Australian combination Sophia Hill and Humble Glory’s top-10 finish at the 2026 Kentucky Three-Day Event CCI5*-L, further highlighting Kentucky’s standing on the international equestrian stage. With world-class facilities and expansive acreage, Rushing Dream Farm presents the ideal opportunity to establish an international eventing base.
With just over two years to go until the Los Angeles 2028 Paralympic Games (LA28), the Organising Committee has unveiled the official competition timetable.
The 4CYTE™ Melbourne International Three-day Event is just around the corner (4-8 June), with the acceptance lists released across all classes.
As the sun beamed down on Germany’s majestic Hauptstadion arena on 24 May, the Rolex Grand Prix concluded an enthralling TSCHIO Aachen. Thousands watched on as the world’s elite horse and rider combinations bid for a faultless time on the hallowed turf. Rolex Testimonees Sophie Hinners and Richard Vogel delivered three spectacular clear rounds in front of their home crowd to make the final three in the jump-off, before Vogel clinched victory aboard United Touch S in 45.57 seconds.
Ginger Kennett is preparing to represent Australia at the FEI Vaulting World Cup Final at Sentower Park in Opglabbeek, Belgium (29-30 May) with her 2022 FEI World Championship partner, Corazon Gran.
Australian Olympian Kevin McNab is a regular visitor to Millstreet in Ireland, always arriving with a lorry load of young horses for experience and invariably leaves with several rosettes – and this year was no exception.
Dressage supremo Wendi Williamson and Don Vito MH have been named as New Zealand’s first athletes for the 2026 FEI World Championships, set to take place in Aachen, Germany from 11-23 August.